The NPCs in This Village Sim Game Must Be Real! - Vol. 6 Ch. 26

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You mean gloves right ? A sign that you are requesting for a duel
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Yeah, honestly, them dueling this issue as a game is inhuman to the villagers. The moral right here, oddly enough, is to just kill the guy who's willing to kill entire colonies of people for a minor (39k?) personal gain.
 
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Yeah, honestly, them dueling this issue as a game is inhuman to the villagers. The moral right here, oddly enough, is to just kill the guy who's willing to kill entire colonies of people for a minor (39k?) personal gain.
To add fuel to the fire, let's not forget that in their minds, the village people are only NPCs. The blond bloke is just a garden variety Edgelord and assuming his sob story is true, his calculation is actually very reasonable: kill NPCs to save himself (a real person). Whereas the protagonist is fighting for his own rehabilitation as a member of society, though he may feel deep down that the villagers are real, at a subconscious level.

To try to make a counter-argument from a philosophical point of view, we could say that the moment an entity, even one that only exists in a computer, begins to behave indistinguishably from a human, we should extend to them the same respect we accord other humans. So it doesn't matter if they're NPCs: they're apparently sapient virtual AIs, so it becomes wrong to kill them. But that is debatable.
 
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I wonder if there'll be some way to cohabitate, If the both of them tell their followers that the forest village/mobs might be willing to work with the other, then perhaps the two of them could team up and expand their reach/control over the world.

Buuuuuut, I doubt either of them will realize it, especially with their social anxieties...
 
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The real villain here isn't the coworker, it's whomever is letting them both toy with the lives of what seem to be actual living people (I'm including intelligent non-human humanoids as "people") in an alternate dimension (which is what I assume is really happening; at this point in the story, I doubt they're really just game characters with sophisticated AI).
 

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